Appeals For Beer Permit At Sunny Corner Grocery
Him Py Lim filed an appeal in superior court after the denial of a wine and beer license for the Sunny Corner grocery at 445 South Fourth Avenue. Attorneys claim the city council met without notice, protests were not filed, and Duncan followed council instruction without full information.
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Him Py Lim
Sunny Corner
South Fourth Avenue
John A. Duncan
Henry R. Merchant
Bob Barber
Lim
Duncan
127 Couples Obtain Licenses To Marry
127 couples obtained marriage licenses in July, with Pima county collecting $254 from two dollar licenses. July receipts totaled $3,552.35, up about $190 from a year ago, including civil fees $2,349 probate fees $390 notary bonds $14 miscellaneous $245.35 and fines $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court Clerk
Pima County
Arizona Jail Survey Begins Under U S Officer
Federal prison inspector Roy Casey began a survey of conditions in Arizona jails in Phoenix. He met Governor Osborn, Sheriff Boies, and Police Chief Coulter and will survey Phoenix and Maricopa County facilities. The statewide review is expected to last about a month and a formal report will go to the governor.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Roy Casey
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Washington
Casey
Sidney P. Osborn
Maricopa County
L. C. Boies
Rufus C. Coulter
Phoenix City
OPA Raises Flour Ceilings to Boost Retail Prices
Prices continued from page one note the OPA increasing millers flour ceilings by 1.11 dollars per hundred pounds east of the Rockies and 1.24 dollars on the west coast. The move raises retail flour ceilings by at least one cent per pound.
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OPA
Rocky Mountains
Storm Rages Over Phoenix Area Causing Debris and Flooding
Debris halted trains along the Phoenix area tracks as a storm stormed through Highland avenue between East Sixth and Seventh streets. In Tolleson a packing shed was destroyed and blown onto the Southern Pacific line. Phoenix reported 28 inches of rain and high winds from 2 06 to 9 45 p m.
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Page One
Highland Avenue
East Sixth
Seventh Streets
Phoenix
Tolleson
Yuman Applies For New Radio Station
Washington reports the communications commission has received an application to operate a new standard radio station by Gene Burke Brophy in Yuma Arizona at 1400 kilocycles with 250 watts and unlimited hours.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
Gene Burke Brophy
Yuma
Ariz
State supervisors back gas tax study on city share
Arizona State Supervisors association authorized its legislative committee to prepare a public report on diverting one third of the state gasoline tax from counties to cities for street use. The committee includes Isley, Martin, Evans, Carnow. meeting in Phoenix in January appointed members.
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Louis O. Siscel
Pinal County
Arizona State Supervisors’ Association
Municipal League
Phoenix
Phil Isley
Maricopa County
R. H. Martin
Pima
Gordon Evans
Coconino
Charles Carnow
Gila
State Board of Regents
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Association
Glen Hoopes
Thatcher
Byrnes Describes Seven Suggestions During Big Four Minutes
Byrnes cited minutes from the Big Four talks to show seven times he told Molotov he viewed the proposed rules as suggestions. He again stressed his backing for the Big Four chairmanship plan.
Wyatt Earp Killed and Burial at Boot Hill Cemetery
A barbecue directed by Lon Prgeatt Alvin Cook and Bill Tyler is set for 5 p.m. and 6 50 p.m. Mayor John Gia coma and County Attorney John Fk. Ross will dedicate the new fire truck and steel paving and burn the last city bonds in a planned sequence.
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Page One
Hie
Boothill Cemetery
Lon Prgeatt
Alvin Cook
Bill Tyler
John Giacoma
John Fk. Ross
Westbound Travel Hits New High on Route 66 July
Holbrook reports a July record of 34 540 westbound autos on U S 66 in northern Arizona. The figure tops 29 520 from 1941 and is about 1 000 more than June's record, as state inspection stations logged traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook
Arizona
Agricultural and Horticultural Inspection Station
Greater Arizona Seeks Expanded Air Facilities
Greater Arizona Inc. will appear before the civil aeronautics board in Albuquerque in August seeking certificates and amendments in the Arizona New Mexico case. Representatives from every Arizona county will attend to push air mail service to smaller communities and improved intra state air service to boost Arizona’s economic standing. Col. Matt Baird of Tucson, aviation committee chair, said Arizona faces crossroads in intra state development and urged expanded air facilities and mail service to meet western competition.
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Greater Arizona, Inc
Civil Aeronautics Board
Albuquerque
Arizona-New Mexico
Arizona
Matt Baird
Tucson
Aviation Committee of
Greater Arizona
Col. Baird
Flagstaff
Births at St Marys and Tucson Medical Center
Birth notices from St Marys Hospital list a boy for George W Russell at 9 49 am August 2 at 331 W La Paz Tucson a girl for Mike Vina at 12 14 pm August 2 at 235 N Third Ave Tucson a boy for Everett Eckley at 7 21 pm August 2 at 51 W 44th St Tucson a boy for Lester Nemish at 6 18 am August 3 at 2835 N Stone Ave Tucson and a girl for Robert Meehan at 1 16 am August 3 at 1116 N Stone Ave Tucson
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St. Mary's Hospital
George W. Russell
W. la Paz Street
Tucson
Mike Vina
Third Avenue
Everett Eckley
W. 44Th Street
Lester Nemish
Stone Avenue
Tucson Medical Center
Robert Meehan
Truman Signs Bill To Pay Arizonian $500
President Truman signed a bill to pay George D. King of Phoenix, Arizona, $500 for injuries from a car being side swiped by an Army airplane on June 22, 1944. The car’s driver, Earl W. Nepple of Los Angeles, was killed.
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Washington
Truman
George D. King
Phoenix
Ariz
Earl W. Nepple
Los Angeles
Hotel project hinges on immediate decision
Starkweather urged quick action as the hotel proposal faces zoning delays that could derail the 365 room project. A public hearing found no protests, but current ordinances prevent such a large hotel in a favorable city location, though Starkweather and city engineer Glenton Sykes questioned some objections.
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Starkweather
Glenton Sykes
Four U S officers freed from Soviet detention after espionage claims
Warrant Officer and Mrs Samuel Harrison freed July 16 after 15 days. Capt Harold Cobin and Lt George Wyatt freed this week after 26 days in Soviet hands. They were charged with espionage. All four said they were treated as well as circumstances allowed and that Soviets responded to American statements.
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Samuel Harrison
Harold Cobin
George Wyatt
Cobin
Wyatt
Harrisons
Surplus Sale Officer Quits in Arizona War Assets Office
Robert Hayward resigned as site sale administrator of the War Assets Administration in Arizona. John Taggart, regional WAA sales director, announced the move. Hayward intended to resign Aug. 23 but asked for immediate effect after an argument over publication of documents raising alleged irregularities in Arizona WAA affairs.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Hayward
War Assets Administration
Arizona
John Taggart
WAA
Los Angeles
Hayward
Sergi Baliff
Taggart
Robert O. Kelly
State of
Retired Publisher To Make Home In Phoenix
Phoenix August 3. Colum bus Giragi former Arizona publisher bought a residence in Phoenix and will move from Holbrook August 6. He disposed of weekly newspapers at Winslow Holbrook and Flagstaff during the last year.
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Phoenix
Columbus
Giragi
Arizona
Holbrook
Winslow
Flagstaff
Truman Welcome at Little White House and Airport
At the Little White House Truman greeted by Fred Canfil the U S marshal and Vivian Truman sister of the President at the airport visit.
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White House
Fred Canfil
U. S
Vivian Truman
Westward political clash over land policy and reform
A speaker argued the Democratic administration failed to manage Western lands. He claimed support from the West would elect a Republican Congress and shift government back to the people, away from men with foreign ideologies.
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Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Colorado
California
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Montana
Livestock Prices Mixed At Kansas City Market
USDA reports Aug 3 cattle salable 200 calves 50 with grain fed steer and heifer classes steady to 25 higher while medium and low good short fed stock 25 to 50 lower grass cattle 1.00 to 2.00 lower beef cows 2.00 to 3.00 lower canners and cutters 50 cents to 1.50 lower bulls 75 to 1.25 lower weaners calves 1.50 to 3.00 lower stocker and feeder steers weak to 25 lower with some calves 2.00 off amid a liberal run of short fed steers for season and record.
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Kansas City
USDA
Market summary of cattle hogs and cattle prices across regions
Denver and Chicago livestock markets report mixed price moves with new highs for certain fat cattle and fed heifers. Oklahoma and regional grass steers sell in varied weight ranges while hogs show uneven gains. demand and supply balance shifts noted across ongoing market week.
Market Cattle Report Shows Mixed Steer and Heifer Prices
Early gains faded as all grades of medium weight and heavy steers closed steady to 50 lower while yearlings and light steers fell 50. Canners and common beef cows rose to 50 higher amid active trade. vealers and heavy calves slipped 50 to 2.00. Top loads reached 27.50 with closing around 27.00. choice light steers 27.00, yearlings 26.50, light heifers 25.00. Bulk medium and good grassy steers closed 14.50 to 20.00, with Southwests at 21.00 and Wisconsins at 23.00 for quality cattle.
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Denver
USDA
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Chicago
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South 6Th Ave
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Personal Finance ¢ Co
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Fox Theatre
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